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_ If you had We :
opportunity to purs sue.
a new career
what would it be?

+ One of the Important functions of any newspaper Is
to provide readers with a means of Indicating their stand
on Important issues of the day. That's what Your Turn Ia
all about — achanes for you not only to take 2 stend on
an Issue but to find out how many, other people feel the
same way.

The continuing Russian military inter-

tion in has prompted:
governments of a number of nations, in-
cluding Canada, to consider supporting U.S. |
President Jimmy Carter's call for a boycott:
of the 1980 Moscow Olympics. But a number.
of Canadian athletes and‘Olympic officials
say they would oppose or defy any gover-’
nment order to boycott the games becatise.
they feel the games should not be used/as a.
political lever. What do you say *

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T have two, my first is a long, long.
love of aircrafts and my second choice
. would be electronics

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The deadline for this week eB baltots*
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Tuesday, Feb. 5. The deadline for lost week's ‘votes:on
of ef aged ‘15 to 18. ond the the

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sewn clothing from previndsl tox wes 5

Tuesday, Jan. 29.

2 ae 7 Ph. sane ae
CHIYEKO TATEMICHI of New Denver, a ne,
postal clerk

~ When I was eee T would have liked
to have been an artist. It was something 1

enjoyed.

Guthrie officiating. Cremation.

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; BAERG — ci Mr. and Mrs. dous, 70, ‘ot. Kaslo, died Jan. 20. Donald, 55, of Ymir, did an 1B
Gennis Baerg of Montrose, a son, ‘Service was ‘held ita - ‘in, gt ay Lake District H
* born Jan. 6. Andrews Unttsd Church
i oy 4 “with Rev. C:N: Howard otal. Thom
BUTZ —ToMr. and Mrs. Richard = ‘Burl!’ was in the tenalo Com: tery. Home with fev. 3 le F. Monaghan
: Butz of Robson, a gon, born Jan. officiating. Cremat ton.
1 at — = Fred 6. Chur.
ant, died Jan. MAGAW — ‘Eimer Georoe. :
St Costioger and District Hospital. Mayer 68, of Kaslo, dled Jen ofticat a tnterment was in the
Prayer service began the evening in Vancouver General ial Eruliuaie Maciocia! Cemetery.
. of a and luded the Service was held Jan, Jan. 28 In St. os
in 5 fotlowing day ‘rom. the Brillant Andrews United Church In Kaslo, SUTTON — Elizabeth Anne Hes
GREEN — To Mr. and Mrs. Cultura! centre. Interment was In with Rev. C.N. Howard officiating. pate 74, of- Trail, begins ae
Dougias Green of Caatlegar, son, = Brilliant Comesery. Burial was in the! Mat
Rossland. Funeral mase

+ born Jan. .
ee COLANGELI Be PERN Colan- SADKOWSKI — ebrated by Fath by Father Fr rank, rine
Church In SRoctlantd ont on Jan. 22.
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GOUTHRO — To Mr. and Mrs.
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tan Sadkowskl,
HALVORBEN — To Mr. and Mre. oF, of Te rail died den. 23 In tral
jell, 75, of Trail, dled he 17. 1n :
jarry Halvorsen of Ymir, a daug- 9 Fral Regina! Hosaltal Hospital.

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OBITUARIES KORODY — Margaret A -
ody, 84, of Castlegar, ied dan 17
in Castlegar and District Hospital.
Sarvice was held Jan.
chapel of Castisger Fiseecr th is
with Rev. Ted Bristow officiating. .
Cremation.

trailer on
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oon ion conadh DOORS! B.C.'s
ommissi jiennes

Notice of Public Hearing

EDMONTON, ALBERTA
5 MARCH 1990, 09:00

The Canadian Rodi:

mission will old a Public Hearing i tolecs ons. rreni 1008 at
monton Plaza, 10135 - 100th Street, ton, Alberta, to

consider the following: eS

PACIFIC REGION

CABLE WEST T.V. AO. 1471 PEMBERTON, AVENUE, NORTH
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA V7P

Costlegar. Robson, caee Dts
(792028700)

dices for authority to change the subscriber fees from

those presently authorized by the Commission far Castlegar,
obson, Blueberry Creek, British Columbia as follows:

Proposed ~
5 . Maximum Fees
Instaltation fee $25.00 * No Change
eee fee $ 6.25 $7.25
he above are maximum fees; however, the applicant proposes
trea fees which are detailed in the application.

Present
Maximum Fees

Location where the application may be examined:
Carl's Drugs,
646 South 2nd Street,

Castlegar, British Columbia.

GENERAL INFORMATION _

How to intervene — Anyone wishing to comment on
plication must submit o written intervention, stating oorly ond
concisely the relevont facts and the reasons for the intervener's
support for, opposition to, or proposed modification of, the op-
plication — also whether or not the intervener wishes to oppear
at the hearing.

ety, under the chairmanship

of Ned MacNeill and Dr.

Dave Cardwell, have been

holding meetings in Dec-

ember and January in prep-

aration for the annual Sno

+ Fest to be held Feb, 15 to 17.

Events will begin with a

grand parade the evening of

Feb. 15 from Salmo Sec-

ondary School Lynn Feser

will accept entrance appli-

cations and will serve as

, parade marshall. Prizes and

ribbons will be awarded for
the best floats.

Ki Delicious pancake break-

fasts, served by firemen in-

the Salmo fire hall, will take
place the mornings of Feb. 16
and 17.

A wine garden will be
open; on the Saturday after-
noon in the Legion Hall and
the Ladies’. Auxiliary of the
Legion will serve chili and
sandwiches.

Bruee Echimpf will re-
ceive applications for a Snow-

at Salmo Park. Ice skating
will aleo take place at the

Doug Blake is super-
vising fun-type ski races and
is also in charge of hang
gliding, to take place from
north of Salmo.

it at the C d with

Dr. Dave Cardwell will
in charge

ketball tournaments at Salmo
Seeondary School on Feb. 16
and 17 and a hot concession
will be held here. A snow
sculpture. competition will
take place on the grounds of
Salmo Secondary: School, as
well as at private homes.

A special feature will be
an attempt to build the
world’s largest snowball, Tic-
kets will be sold to those

be given to the one who
comes nearest to the correct
answer.

Costumes will be -worn
by Salmo community mem-
bers, including merchants,
and prizes will be given to
the best. Outsiders may also
compete in this event.

The Lions’ Club will hold
a dance and casino in the
Legion Hall on Feb. 16 and a
hot concession will be held in

ski hill, with Doug Blake as
supervisor.

Deodii ipt of
the Applicsnt: 14 February 1980. — To be sent by regi: mail

r personal delivery to Applicant and CRTC Ottawa, Ontario,
KIA ‘ON2 with proof of service. Must be actually received on
specified dote, not merely.posted on this date.

of ond — At local address
z ‘given in i notice ond atthe Commission: cain Building, Les
art

lage, +
Hull, tetsec, rand at the Western Regione! Olifice, Suite 1130,
701 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, British Columbia.

Further information is outlined in Rules of Procedure available
for the sum of 35 cents from: The Publishing Centre, Printing
Centre, Printing and Publishing, Department of Supply and Ser-
vices, 270 Alkart Street, Ottawa, Ontario. information: Write to
CRIC or phone 819-997-1027 or 997-1328.

4. G. Potenaude,
Secretary Genero!

CRIC — Public Notice 1990 — 5.

Ottawa,
January 15, 1980

SIMON SAYS:
“Take a
peek at
page B-8,
you'll find some good news ~
on @ SANYO

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